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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
6
Homer Hoch of the Marion Record presents a sermon excerpt arguing religion must guide life, link faith with daily ethics, and connect church, press, and society. He urges editors and pastors to translate theology into everyday action and warns against conflicts between ministry and business.
The article explains bread flour from hard Spring wheat has higher gluten and slower dissolution, making it tougher to mix. Pastry flour from soft Winter wheat is softer, packs with fingers, and is better for cakes and pastries. It warns not to confuse pastry flour with cake or self rising flours.
A step by step guide to light flaky biscuits using pastry flour sweet shortening and milk or water. Choose small shapes for even heat and better rise bake on a shallow pan to prevent heavy centers.
A favored method for biscuits uses a hot oven and spaced dough to allow even rising in about 15 minutes. KC Baking Powder, a blend of two powders, starts action on mixing and again with heat, letting dough rest hours and bake fresh later without loss of rise.
A damaged OCR of biscuit recipes lists ingredients and steps for Graham Biscuits Dixie Biscuits and Nut Biscuits. It mentions flour milk baking powder shortening salt and nuts with directions to roll cut bake and bake temperatures and stove types noted.
The Be loit Gazette editor compares preachers and editors as public servants and champions of moral ideals. He argues the press reflects daily conditions, faces risks to stand for right, and aids in building Christian citizenship through attention to social and political life.
Imri Zumwalt argues all callings are sacred pointing to the pulpit, press, and public school as drivers of progress. He says both pulpit and press aim to teach truth with the pulpit addressing religious matters and the press handling secular issues, each serving distinct audiences and roles.
A courtroom dialogue shows a mother asking what signals seriousness while the father notes behavior such as stopping his son from bringing cigars and using his tobacco, as a judge presides.
Editorial on the press and pulpit as twin engines of progress. It argues editors are working with ordinary tools and face criticism, yet share a mission with ministers to improve society. The piece asserts the press helps bring about the reign of righteousness.
Ewing Herbert reflects on the newspaper’s role in shaping opinion and guiding society. He praises liberal press values while acknowledging faults, calling editors “the teacher and leader” who can inspire justice, compassion, and civic action through responsible reporting and public service.
A Seattle city draughtsman testifies Plant Juice eased his gastritis indigestion and sleepless nights after two years of discomfort. The ad extols indigestion and nervous debility as modern curses, claims Plant Juice strengthens the system and purifies the blood, with Eaton & Swaney Drug Store selling it.
A. Q. Miller argues press and pulpit bear public duty while a modern newspaper balances ethics and business. The piece then surveys wild roses worldwide noting ancient depictions in Egypt and references in Homer and Proverbs. Also tips for mothers on ironing and mending and a short note on Exchange.
A West One Hundred and Forty-ninth Street tailoring shop displays a handwritten placard promising pant pressing for five cents. The note, captured by the New York World, adds a playful misspelling We press your pants for 5 cts. It's a Sinve.
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